Yamaha Music London to host World Piano Day event 
London Piano Festival announces 2019 programme 
Alexander Malofeev joins Opus 3 Artists 
Japanese pianist wins Hastings competition 
Review: Charles Owen plays Brahms late piano works 
Review: Grigory Sokolov, Malta International Music Festival 
BBC Music magazine announces winners of its 2018 awards 
Review: Pianographique at Abu Dhabi Festival 
Blazing a trail: Clara Schumann at 200 
Cambridge Piano Weekend celebrates Cortot 
A Leap Of The Imagination 
Mind-body awareness at the piano 
Chopin’s so-called Raindrop Prelude 
The public piano: friend or foe? 
Sounding board 
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Katya Apekisheva & Charles Owen: The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky -
Katya Apekisheva & Charles Owen: I: Barcarolle from Six Morceaux by Sergei Rachmaninoff -
Katya Apekisheva & Charles Owen: II: Scherzo from Six Morceaux by Sergei Rachmaninoff -
Katya Apekisheva & Charles Owen: VI: Slava from Six Morceaux by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Chineke! Orchestra at Africa Utopia 
Royal Academy unveils piano festival lineup 
Mark Allen completes deal with Rhinegold 
Rhinegold Publishing appoints managing editors 
Applications open for £10,000 Rhinegold Charity Fund 
Gramophone Awards 2016: the winners 
Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture tops Classic FM Hall of Fame 
Sony Classical signs prepared pianist Hauschka 
Franco Buitoni award presented to György and Márta Kurtág 
American pianist Eric Lu wins 2018 Leeds Competition 
Belgium’s other international piano competition 
President and co-founder of the Montreal International Music Competition dies 
Pianofest in the Hamptons turns 30 Meet the team
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Owen Mortimer
Managing Editor; Editor, International Piano
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Ashutosh Khandekar
Managing Editor; Editor-in-Chief, Opera Now
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International Piano is a unique bi-monthly publication written for and loved by pianists and discerning fans of piano music all over the world. Each bi-monthly issue includes interviews with top pianists and rising talent, performance tips, news, features, analysis and comment. You will find exclusive tutorials by concert artists, in-depth articles on piano recordings and repertoire, masterclasses on piano technique, and festival, concert and competition reports from around the globe.
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